@Zhuinden The illness of Android is trying to complicate simple things for no good reason

RT @marcinmoskala: I am always disappointed when I see that in Kotlin, but I see it surprisingly often. It makes no sense to make an async…

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RT @marcinmoskala: Dispatchers. IO.limitedParallelism(n) creates a dispatcher that is limited to n threads. It has as little to do with Dis…

Dispatchers. IO.limitedParallelism(n) creates a dispatcher that is limited to n threads. It has as little to do with Dispatchers. IO as it has with Dispatchers.Default. I think that is an unintuitive API, so some people prefer defining a top-level function.

RT @ktdotacademy: People think Kotlin Coroutines are complicated, because they do not know how much they do. This seemingly simple code is…

@justme_ua I agree

@j_a_o_v_c_t_r No, if they were, using yield most likely wouldn't be needed.

RT @marcinmoskala: A coroutine can only be cancelled when it gets suspended, so blocking or CPU-intensive operations often need a special a…

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